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By Sports Guy · Posted
Would you trade their roster and farm system for ours? -
Based on the post season. -
So I don't think having a lot of guys with postseason experience is going to necessarily result in October success. There is plenty of evidence of that, as has been noted. But I do think having at least some guys on the roster who have been successful in the past might be helpful. In the two games we played this October, on offense we only had three players with at-bats who had been on a team that had won a postseason game before. McCann, Slater, and Rivera. And only one of those guys (Rivera) had been on a team that actually won a playoff series (Arizona won 3 of them last year). Every other hitter has not even experienced so much as a single victory in the playoffs. Now the Tigers players are certainly inexperienced in terms of October baseball just like the Os. But what they do have is A.J. Hinch, who has a ton of experience and success in the postseason (trash can and cheating jokes aside). Hyde has 0 postseason wins on his ledger, unless you count his tenure as the first base coach for the Cubs when they won. So the head guy in our dugout and most of our hitters have experienced no postseason success. I think it is helpful in really tight, high leverage situations when you have guys who have been there and done that successfully before. At the very least, it is something to consider. -
Manny burned my bridge with his conduct. I know I shouldn't care but I do. Such a bummer because he was electric before the antics and antics and antics and antics and I can't divorce his behavior from his performance. -
Meet the 2024 Detroit Tigers. Not sure there is a lot of experience there - just good young pitching and players. Course the manager has been there. -
By Sports Guy · Posted
Don’t we have a team that is full of playoff experience? I mean, it’s not a lot of playoff experience but it is experience nonetheless. The Orioles issues, imo, are mental. Would some vet with 50 games of playoff experience change that? Maybe? -
By Moose Milligan · Posted
This is the stuff of sports-talk radio. Lots of platitudes.
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